Cinderella III official

[Isidour]

I know than this will not sound as my post of "Diney would ever be forgotten?" but...

I think than all in excess harm, water,hot,rain,food--you call it--even suga and sweetness.
I´m maybe the only one ho think this but I belive than Disney movies--non pixar,of course-- are sweeter and more tender every year.
I mean, on Cinderela or Sleeping Beauty the main characters yes, have heirs happy times and also their problems(sometimes, more than they could ever deserve)but always they reached their goals.
Today,lt´s say Brother bear, yes the MC have problems and good moments and it have a message than you must always have to see the good part of the adversity(ok,my brother wants to kill me and I have to take care of a ber, but I get a new little brother and my older brother it´s a shame of a hunter,excelent tracker,but a shamely hunter)

I belive than teaching not only to see the light on the dark or always bing positive it would be nice to teach the childrens "hey,sometiomes the situation it´s bad and there´s not a positive way on it.Don´t cry, but grow and overpass your fear and sorrow so you survive"

it woudn´t be a large movie--as I think it just a second ago--If they don it in Bambi in only a few seconds I think they can do it again

Amen ! , I could not agree with you more. Disney has been showing different sides of the story for a while now. I think thats why I am so fond of Lilo and Stitch and not so typical family home life.

And because, you got to admit it, Stich it´s cool

[Disney-Fan]

Well, sadly, the animation market is a heck of a lot different than it was in 1950.

Do you realize that the average modern-day kid gets bored when watching the original Cinderella? And believe me, I've tried to get them interested, but they'd rather be watching SpongeBob, Yu-Gi-Oh, or Teen Titans. They actually ask me to turn it off! But Cinderella 2? That was something they could handle, probably because the colors were bright and the stories were fun and short.

You bring a good point. But still, why not make a Cinderella II that's still colorful and fun, just like the kids like it, yet delivers something for the whole family? It could work you know...

Let's face it, why would Disney even bother putting a lot of effort into something like this, anyway? I mean, it's obvious that the fans don't take the sequels seriously, and besides, not only are the fans the most finicky, they're also in the minority. If moms are gonna buy this movie for their little girls and be happy consumers, well, then there's a market to be had.

I would take sequels seriously if they were even half the movie the originals were. I believe many others would too!

[Son Of Flubber]

I think Cinderella 3 should feature a mud-wrestling contest between Cindy & Aurora to determine which is the supreme french princess.

[Kram Nebuer]

I liked what Sunset Girl said about calling Cinderella II, Cinderella Stories, or better yet Dreams Come True: Tales from Cinderella (of the Fairy Godmother). That would've been more acceptable than a Cinderella sequel. Other points I agreed with was to get rid of Pompom. She is the most unoriginal character with a silly name. I hope a cheerleader steals her by mistake.

Anyhow, the potential plots for Cinderella III sound very interesting. The one with giving Cinderella a daughter and reversing the original plot seems most likely. Owlwizardbarn, you missed one in your Disney sequel parallels: Return to Neverland, Wendy has a daughter, Jane, who wants to grow up and tries to act like one, but finds out she really isn't yet whilst in Neverland like how Wendy didn't want to grow up but whilst in Neverland she realizes she already has matured and should move on with her life. (speaking of RTN and disney sequel pets, NanaTwo is another hopelessly silly name)

I have a feeling of what Cinderella III will be about. My guess is that Cinderella III will be about young Cinderella, coping with the loss of her father and the sudden change of how her stepmother and stepsisters treat her and her sudden change to servant life. Based on recent "sequel" trends, this seems more likely than an actual sequel. Recently, Disney sequels have followed the footsteps of Lion King 1 1/2 and are not sequels but midquels: Tarzan II is about young Tarzan coping with his odd lifestyle and Bambi and the Great Prince is about young Bambi coping with the loss of his mother and growing up with his father.

Overall, the midquel approach seems like it would be easier to make a GOOD story and plot. It has it all - the same characters, renewed character development since we're going back, potential new songs (maybe they'll have the original version of the "The Work Song" before the mice came into play), and of course pre-teen angst and hormones.

[dgfan2112]

I wish Cinderella and Prince Charming would stay forever in Cinderella III!

[Prince Adam]

I have a feeling of what Cinderella III will be about. My guess is that Cinderella III will be about young Cinderella, coping with the loss of her father and the sudden change of how her stepmother and stepsisters treat her and her sudden change to servant life. Based on recent "sequel" trends, this seems more likely than an actual sequel. Recently, Disney sequels have followed the footsteps of Lion King 1 1/2 and are not sequels but midquels: Tarzan II is about young Tarzan coping with his odd lifestyle and Bambi and the Great Prince is about young Bambi coping with the loss of his mother and growing up with his father.

Overall, the midquel approach seems like it would be easier to make a GOOD story and plot. It has it all - the same characters, renewed character development since we're going back, potential new songs (maybe they'll have the original version of the "The Work Song" before the mice came into play), and of course pre-teen angst and hormones.

Actually, this sounds really good! I'd like to see it!

[DreamerQ18]

I have a feeling of what Cinderella III will be about. My guess is that Cinderella III will be about young Cinderella, coping with the loss of her father and the sudden change of how her stepmother and stepsisters treat her and her sudden change to servant life. Based on recent "sequel" trends, this seems more likely than an actual sequel. Recently, Disney sequels have followed the footsteps of Lion King 1 1/2 and are not sequels but midquels: Tarzan II is about young Tarzan coping with his odd lifestyle and Bambi and the Great Prince is about young Bambi coping with the loss of his mother and growing up with his father.

Overall, the midquel approach seems like it would be easier to make a GOOD story and plot. It has it all - the same characters, renewed character development since we're going back, potential new songs (maybe they'll have the original version of the "The Work Song" before the mice came into play), and of course pre-teen angst and hormones.

Actually, this sounds really good! I'd like to see it!

yeah I agree that actually does sound good. It sounds like it would have been a better idea to have saved for Cinderealla III than Tarzan II good thinking Kram.

[psifreek27]

I have a feeling of what Cinderella III will be about. My guess is that Cinderella III will be about young Cinderella, coping with the loss of her father and the sudden change of how her stepmother and stepsisters treat her and her sudden change to servant life. Based on recent "sequel" trends, this seems more likely than an actual sequel. Recently, Disney sequels have followed the footsteps of Lion King 1 1/2 and are not sequels but midquels: Tarzan II is about young Tarzan coping with his odd lifestyle and Bambi and the Great Prince is about young Bambi coping with the loss of his mother and growing up with his father.

Overall, the midquel approach seems like it would be easier to make a GOOD story and plot. It has it all - the same characters, renewed character development since we're going back, potential new songs (maybe they'll have the original version of the "The Work Song" before the mice came into play), and of course pre-teen angst and hormones.

Potentially seeing cinderella in a "pre teen" form isnt exactly that crazy of an idea...from the way the original movie portrayed the little bit of back story, it seemed she just agreed to whatever Lady Tremaine told her, and has been serving them since she was a child. and when she meets the prince she is 16 (the golden age of princess') so honestly, as cliche as the plot of her daughter is, i would prefer that over them trying to make a good sequel without characters from the original, (fairy godmother,prince charming,the duke,king)

[DreamerQ18]

I have a feeling of what Cinderella III will be about. My guess is that Cinderella III will be about young Cinderella, coping with the loss of her father and the sudden change of how her stepmother and stepsisters treat her and her sudden change to servant life. Based on recent "sequel" trends, this seems more likely than an actual sequel. Recently, Disney sequels have followed the footsteps of Lion King 1 1/2 and are not sequels but midquels: Tarzan II is about young Tarzan coping with his odd lifestyle and Bambi and the Great Prince is about young Bambi coping with the loss of his mother and growing up with his father.

Overall, the midquel approach seems like it would be easier to make a GOOD story and plot. It has it all - the same characters, renewed character development since we're going back, potential new songs (maybe they'll have the original version of the "The Work Song" before the mice came into play), and of course pre-teen angst and hormones.

Potentially seeing cinderella in a "pre teen" form isnt exactly that crazy of an idea...from the way the original movie portrayed the little bit of back story, it seemed she just agreed to whatever Lady Tremaine told her, and has been serving them since she was a child. and when she meets the prince she is 16 (the golden age of princess') so honestly, as cliche as the plot of her daughter is, i would prefer that over them trying to make a good sequel without characters from the original, (fairy godmother,prince charming,the duke,king)

Well who knows I mean who says that those carhacters have to be excluded from the movie. it could also show the Prince growing up from the way the first movie protrayed it the Prince had some what of a rebelious side. Not wanting to get married almost as if he didnt want to be a prince .... blah he grows up he meets Cindy .I still think it could work